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Saturday, February 26, 2005Fight for the Right to Watch TrekFans of the Star Trek: Enterprise TV show are protesting the show's cancellation with street demonstrations in Los Angeles, New York, Washington, London and Tel Aviv. Trekkies are holding rallies worldwide on Friday to bring attention to their cause. Rallies will be held at the Paramount studios in Los Angeles and at the offices of CBS and the Sci-Fi channel in New York. Additional rallies are set for the local Fox affiliate in Washington, D.C., the offices of the BBC and Channel 4 in London, and at Tel Aviv University in Israel. Read the rest of the story here.
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Wednesday, February 16, 2005Andre Norton HospitalizedAndre Norton has been hospitalized with the flu and pneumonia. Cards and notes may be sent to "The Lady" at: Andre Norton c/o Sue Stewart 1007 Herron Street Murfreesboro, TN 37130 Her 93rd birthday is this Thursday, February 17
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On Saturday, March 5, the Alfred clan is inviting folks to the southside. Meet at Outlaw's BBQ (SW 73rd & May) at 5 PM. After supper, come to our house to watch cheesy movies, talk, and also decide what to do with the couple of hundred bucks STAR has in the bank. If you have questions, email me at msuperfan@cox.net. The emphasis is on fun and being family-friendly. You can bring an ex-parrot if you like. In the meantime, Happy Valentine's Day --Mark
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Saturday, February 12, 2005Watchmen Movie Site Now Onlinewww.watchmenmovie.com
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Thursday, February 10, 2005ConDFWWhen: February 25-27, 2005 Where: Dallas, TX Web: www.condfw.org
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Thursday, February 03, 2005The First Biennial Mary Shelley Prize for Imaginative FictionRosebud Magazine has the honor to present the successor to the popular Ursula K. Le Guin Contest, namely the Mary Shelley Imaginative Fiction Award. Original unpublished fantasy, horror, mystery and science fiction submissions are welcome - but the editors are open to stories that reach beyond the boundaries of these genres, take a variety of creative and literary risks, and tell a good story. The First Prize is Awarded to the best work of previously unpublished short fiction (preferably 3500 words or less) submitted to the competition. Runner-ups may also be published. Proceeds from the contest will go to cover the prize and administrative costs. The balance will go exclusively to Rosebud operations and programs. No money from the contest will go to individuals. Rosebud is a nonprofit 501c3 organization staffed by volunteers. PRIZE: $1000 and publication in ROSEBUD. ENTRY FEE: $10 DEADLINE: October 1, 2005 URL: www.rsbd.net/mary_shelley_award.htm
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Tuesday, February 01, 2005Call for Submissions: SimulacrumSimulacrum: The Magazine Of Speculative Transformation Lynne Jamneck, Editor - Contact: 68 O'Hara Street, Invercargill, New Zealand Email: simulacrum@specficworld.com Needs: Fiction\Poetry\Artwork - most speculative genres (H/F/SF/MR). (Quiet, gothic horror as opposed to gore and violence.) Will look at articles, reviews and interviews on request. Read the rest of the submission guidelines here.
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